On the record · Updated October 1, 2026
49 things Albert Mohler said, verbatim, from June 11, 2026 to October 1, 2026, each linked to where it ran. Grouped by the story each one belongs to.
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“"Ukraine is considering legalizing pornography in order to fund its defense needs. What's the connection between pornography and war? It sounds like something that can't be true. It is true." From yesterday's edition of The Briefing. Link: https:// ow.ly/yHnj50ZQa9y”
on Ukraine weighing legalized pornography to help fund its war effort
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss the failing of the UN and the need for an honest assessment of it, the permanent five of the UN and their veto power, and President Trump’s important meeting with Xi Jinping at The White House.”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss the rise of the AfD in Germany, the changing political titles, ideas, and landscapes in Germany and across the globe, and France’s school closures from falling birth rates.”
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“"In a fallen world in which horrible things are plotted and credible threats are made, we can understand why the U.S. government undertook extraordinary action to be absolutely unclear about where the President of the United States was." From today's edition of The Briefing.”
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“"We are facing a moment in which this country's going to have to ask the question, are we serious when it comes to not allowing this kind of a terrorist threat in our own country?" From today's edition of The Briefing. Link: https:// ow.ly/nM9L50ZwmZI”
on whether the U.S. is serious about blocking terrorist threats at home
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss the major conflicts on the world scene right now, the open borders issues raised by the chaos in Ceuta, the Islamic terrorist attack on a Berlin Pride event, and the immigration and ISIS threats in the U.S.”
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“"Close to twice as many Democrats said that they have positive views of socialism than who said they have positive views of capitalism. This is a seismic shift." From today's edition of The Briefing. Full episode here: https:// ow.ly/Fcsc50ZB9P2”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss a new poll that shows the majority of Democrats report positive views of socialism, how the university experience is producing socialists, and the parable of the obituary of French Marxist, Raoul Vaneigem.”
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“"Christians had better respond to this new challenge of designer babies with biblical conviction and moral gravity. Otherwise, the seduction of the new technologies will pull Christian couples into the same way of thinking." From my latest @WNGdotorg .”
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“"You might be tempted to think that the eugenic temptation died a scandalous death after the Nazis, but you would be wrong. Now it comes packaged as a parent’s moral duty to avoid having a child with an unacceptable IQ." From my article today @WNGdotorg .”
on eugenics reemerging as selecting embryos to avoid low IQ
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“"Christians must know that we cannot redefine human reproduction and wrench it from its creation order design without grave consequences." From my article today @WNGdotorg . Link below.”
on redefining human reproduction through reproductive technology
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“"The age of the designer baby arrives: The moral and theological issues are now monumental and unavoidable" — my column today @WNGdotorg . You can read it at the link below.”
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“"Gov. Maura Healey, just a matter of days ago, said, "Every child deserves the opportunity to grow up safe." But understand, she means every child outside the womb and evidently no child inside the womb." From today's edition of The Briefing. Link: https:// ow.ly/se7150ZyAQ2”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss Bill H.5595 in Massachusetts that makes MA the 11th U.S. state with no limits on abortion, AOC’s freezing of her eggs and her attempt to reframe “woke,” and what to watch in the primary elections today.”
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“"What kind of people see a pregnant woman who wants to reverse the effects of an abortion pill and think, "Let's punish the nonprofits that informed her she has a choice?" Are they really pro-choice, or do they just like killing?" From today's edition of The Briefing.”
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“"When it comes to computational power, storing data, retaining data, and searching data, human beings have been way out of the game for a long time, but that is not what intelligence is as a sum." From the September 14, 2026 edition of The Briefing on the dangers of A.I.”
on AI's computational power versus human intelligence, from his radio show
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss MLB teams partnering with prediction markets, Kalshi’s George Soros ban, the complex arguments over data centers, and why secularism is not a sufficient worldview to prevent students from cheating using A.I.”
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“"This puts greater moral responsibility on parents in terms of their direct supervision of what we now know is a very harmful world for children and teenagers. " From the August 27th edition of The Briefing on Meta's lawsuit settlement. Link: https:// ow.ly/9C2U50ZGPMt”
on parents' responsibility for kids online after Meta's lawsuit settlement
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“"I do wonder if the overtly Christian language used by some Democratic candidates will entice some voters in the muddled political middle. That is clearly the strategy at work here." From my article @WNGdotorg : "Is the religious left roaring back?"”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss the narrow defeat of the Democratic Socialist insurgency in Wisconsin, the landslide victory in Minnesota, the parable of Lindsay Graham, and the WNBA and other women’s sports league confusion of creation order.”
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“"AOC is committing a political act. I'm not saying that freezing her eggs is merely a political act. Doing so privately would be apolitical in this case, but doing it and declaring it publicly makes it political." From today's edition of The Briefing: https:// ow.ly/6Smj50ZyKH7”
on AOC publicly announcing she froze her eggs
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“"We understand the great loss that came just about a year ago with the death of Charlie Kirk, and we have to pray that the Lord will raise up leaders to reach this generation with equal courage and equal conviction." From the September 14, 2026 edition of The Briefing.”
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“"9/11 was a major reset in terms of a lot of national policy, military strategy, national security. But I don't think there was any lasting impact on the worldview of most Americans." From today's edition of The Briefing. Full coverage: https:// ow.ly/7Tg050ZME7t”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss the symbiotic relationship between the POTUS and the press, an NYU medical center halts so-called “transgender care” treatments, and one of the most untrue sentences in American history printed in The Atlantic.”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss a CO school district at war with the Trump Administration over transgenderism, Mount Sinai’s shut down of ‘gender-affirming treatments’ for adolescents, and Europe’s struggle of what to do with empty churches.”
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““She was out to change the world, and she said so: The death of feminist leader Gloria Steinem reminds us of what is at stake” — my column today @WNGdotorg . Link below.”
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“"AOC is now presented as a model for many younger women who are postponing their fertility. Those young women who buy into this without reservation are going to discover that it is based upon what is entirely a false promise." From yesterday's edition of The Briefing.”
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“"If a gay couple contracts with a surrogate, that is not a conservative act. It shows there are some who call themselves conservative who want to undo creation order, which is the least conservative thing imaginable." From today's edition of The Briefing: https:// ow.ly/MiuZ50ZBGek”
on surrogacy used by gay couples clashing with conservative views on family
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“"You look at this WNBA head coach's statement and think, "My goodness, how do you do your job if you don't know who a woman is?" From today's edition of The Briefing. Link: https:// ow.ly/c9jo50ZwMp9”
on a WNBA head coach's comments about gender identity
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“"The ideological poison has reached deeply where it matters most. The ideology of the gender revolutionaries has now overtaken biological reality within some of the most elite medical establishments in the land." From my recent article @wngdotorg .”
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“"In terms of medical practice, we now face a direct threat of irrationality subverting biology and medical sense. A woman cannot have prostate cancer and a man cannot need a hysterectomy." From my article @wngdotorg , "The emperor has no uterus."”
on sex-based requirements in medical diagnosis
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“"If you are pregnant, you are a woman. Period. The truth now requires articulation right down to the fact that if you can become pregnant, you are female and have always been female." From my article this week @wngdotorg . Link below.”
on biological sex definition based on pregnancy
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“"The emperor has no uterus: Transgender ideology is insane, and it’s spreading" — from my recent column @wngdotorg . Link below.”
on spread and characterization of transgender ideology
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“"Their theological liberalism comes to the fore the moment you talk about the Apostle Paul’s teachings on homosexuality. At that point, their liberalism goes into overdrive and biblical authority is shown the door." From my latest @WNGdotorg . Link below.”
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“"There aren’t enough liberal Protestants to shift a major election—not by a long shot. They have a hard time filling a chapel, much less a political rally." From my latest @WNGdotorg : "Is the religious left roaring back?" Link below.”
on the electoral weight of liberal Protestants, from Mohler's article on the religious left
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“"I am in full agreement with J. Gresham Machen, the famous Presbyterian leader who, in his book, "Christianity and Liberalism," made the argument that liberalism is not a variant of Christianity, but an entirely different religion." Read more below.”
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“"The rise of liberal Christianity into political headlines comes down to Christianity versus this new religion that people are calling liberal Christianity. It is not a variant of Christianity. It's something else entirely." From today's edition of The Briefing.”
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“On today’s edition of The Briefing, I discuss Democrats trying to sell liberal religion, why Democrats will struggle to win Christian voters, the worldview clash of Pope Leo’s visit to France, and why "democracy will be Christian or it will not be."”
on his podcast episode covering Democrats, Christian voters and Pope Leo's France visit
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“"We're all imperfect. Our children will figure that out. But we seek to be as consistent as possible, and pray for the influence of the Word of God on hearts in a rightly ordered home. All our insufficiency points to Christ's sufficiency." From the Ask Anything Tour.”
on raising children with consistent faith, from Mohler's Ask Anything Tour
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“"President Bush went on to insist that Islam is a religion of peace. That fails to account for the fact that Islam has a theological structure that calls for the world to be brought under subjection and submission to Islam." From today's edition of The Briefing.”
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“"Sadly enough, the process of secularization and the loss of substantial Christian commitment continued after 9/11. It is not clear that 9/11 left any lasting spiritual impact on the American people." Read my article today @WNGdotorg at the link below.”
on Mohler's WNG article on secularization in America after 9/11
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“"From the start, the 9/11 attacks were deeply theological, but the dominant political class in the United States largely refused to see the theological challenges clearly." From my article @WNGdotorg today: "Telling the truth of 9/11." Link below.”
on Mohler's WNG article 'Telling the truth of 9/11'
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“"There's something that the forces of hell can't do. They can't separate us from the love of God. They cannot take away our salvation." From the Ask Anything Tour on why Christians experience spiritual warfare. I hope you find it helpful.”
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“"The absence of the affirmation that gives an ontological legitimacy to the claims that are made is a huge problem with the U.S. Constitution." From my address, "Will Baptists Save America?" You can watch my recent debate on Christian Nationalism here: https:// ow.ly/7ep950ZFr9U”
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“"At some point, the secular dimension of socialism is going to run into a theological collision with Islam, but the further you go left, the more all of these things get melded together." From the August 21, 2026 edition of The Briefing. Link: https:// ow.ly/YhhK50ZEUfG”
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“"The entire genre of spy literature and espionage fiction did not emerge from a secular source. It emerged from a deeply Christian source." From yesterday's edition of The Briefing where I discuss spycraft literature and the Christian tradition. Link: https:// ow.ly/3qmM50ZzwQU”
As printed
“That has clarified the SBC's conviction. It has created even deeper unity in the truth. And that kind of language in the constitution has served the SBC very, very well,”
on SBC constitutional language regarding the ban on female pastors
As printed
“One of the greatest testimonies to that is that this is not an issue of open debate at the SBC year-by-year, and it hasn't been for a generation. That's exactly what we need on the issue of the office of pastor.”
on SBC's yearly consensus against women serving as pastors
The Christian Post SBC approves amendment strengthening ban on women pastors ›
As printed
“a cooperating Southern Baptist church … Does not act to affirm, appoint, or endorse a woman serving in the office or function of a pastor/elder/overseer, such as preaching to the assembled congregation.”
on SBC amendment barring churches from having women serve as pastors
The Christian Post SBC approves amendment strengthening ban on women pastors ›
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